Posted: Fri 24th Feb 2017

Reports of a burst water main affecting drinking water supplies in parts of Shotton

News and Info from Deeside, Flintshire, North Wales
This article is old - Published: Friday, Feb 24th, 2017

A burst water main is affecting water supplies to households around Henrietta Street in Shotton.

Welsh Water say they have a team of engineers currently at the site of the burst main and are repairing the damage.

They anticipate water supplies should begin returning to normal later in the evening.

 

The company also say when the water supply is restored people may notice discolouration to tap water, which is “normal in this situation and the water should clear when run from a cold tap.”

You can keep updated with the repair online at
http://bit.ly/EmergencyUpdates
If you are experiencing further issues as a result some of the links below may be able to help you.
White/ Cloudy Water
http://bit.ly/WhiteWaterDwr
Discoloured/ Brown Water
http://bit.ly/BrownWaterDwr

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